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Posted: 6/26/07 at 10:10am
I am sick and tired of hearing this pathetic argument. Chris Dodd is drinking the same Kool-aid Hillary is. Same lame rhetoric, same pathetic lies. Were these people asleep in 11/06? They were given clear mandates by the population. I'm tired of these tired talking points. I'm tired of hearing "what we know now" and "impeachment will stop democracy." Impeachment IS democracy!
They need to stop LYING. Stop voting and sending money to fund the OIL stealing. I want all the democratic candidates that voted for and to fund the war, "I’m sorry, I know it was about OIL and I wont do it again."
We are no longer asking the Democrats to do something we are TELLING them. We gave them the benefit of the doubt in the Iraq War vote, and look where that got us. All these Democrats knew it was about OIL and they still keep lying.
We need to impeach not because it's arbitrary, but because it is justice.
From the article:
"There are too many other issues out there the American public were hoping Democrats would decide to address and focus on. That's the choice you make. Others may make a different focus. My choice would be to focus on other agenda items," he said.
The crowd did not erupt into applause as it did after many of the other things the longtime Democratic U.S. senator from Connecticut had to say.
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They need to stop LYING. Stop voting and sending money to fund the OIL stealing. I want all the democratic candidates that voted for and to fund the war, "I’m sorry, I know it was about OIL and I wont do it again."
We are no longer asking the Democrats to do something we are TELLING them. We gave them the benefit of the doubt in the Iraq War vote, and look where that got us. All these Democrats knew it was about OIL and they still keep lying.
We need to impeach not because it's arbitrary, but because it is justice.
From the article:
"There are too many other issues out there the American public were hoping Democrats would decide to address and focus on. That's the choice you make. Others may make a different focus. My choice would be to focus on other agenda items," he said.
The crowd did not erupt into applause as it did after many of the other things the longtime Democratic U.S. senator from Connecticut had to say.
Read the rest here:
